Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-20
THE NAVAL VESSELS.

The Yantic Sails TO-MorroV-Depart
ure of the Richmond and the Galena
Visitors From the Yantic Enter
taIned.
| Messrs. Burke and Small of the United
States ship Yantic, now stopping in the har
Dor, were the guests Of the fremen on Satur
day and were shown around to the various
1 engine houses and entertained by numerous
citizens. They are both gentlemen of fine ap
pearance, and were evidently highly pleased
with the many favors shown them in thii
city. They have many friends in this city
| who will be pleased to see them at some
future time should they pay this harbor 6
| visit About twenty five men from the
| steamer were granted leave of absence or
Saturday, and presented novel appearance
| on our streets in their natty sailor uniforms,
a scene entirely new for New Haven. A
large number of citizens paid visit to the
4 steamer yesterday, and were entertained in
fine shape. There will probably be q
large number visit her to-day also, as it is
| the last day she will remain here. She sails
| tomorrow morning for New London to join
| the Richmond and the Galena, which sailed
from here Saturday morning. A number OF
| the men were entertained by citizens, and
| all spoke in glowing terms of the treatment
received at the hands of the New Haven peo-
pie, which has never been equalled in any
other city. The quick hitch at the various
l engine houses excited their enthusiastic ap.
plause, which was gone through with for
1 their benefit.
The steamer Yantic came up the harbor
yesterday and anchored off old Fort Hale,
| where she remained last evening. She will
| remain off Fort Hale all day o-day probably.
| To-day between 9 and the Yantic will be
| open to receive the general public. One of
| the sailors on the Yantic told friend
Joseph Gaugel OF steamer s, Saturday, who
entertained him at his house at dinner, that
| it was the first time in six years that he had
taken dinner at private house, his meals on
shore having been at restaurants.
The harbor presented very pretty ap-
pearance yesterday afternoon in the vicinity
of the Yantic, with the numerous array of
yachts, sails and rowboats loaded with
human freight, all bent on taking the oppor-
tunity to visit a man-of-war, a rare event in
our harbor.
Mr.. Frank White, an old New Haven boy,
and who is well and favorably known in this
city, is a member of the Yantic's crew and a
cousin of Michael F. Keegan, of steamer 4.
He will probably come ashore to-day to visit
friends he has not seen in number of years
The Sewing Exhibitions Soon to be I'm
augurated In the Public schools.
The programme for the sewing exhibitions
which will soon be inaugurated in the public
schools is as follows:
MONDAY.
Skinner, June %, esp. m.
Hallock street. June 20, "a p.
Hamilton. June q, "a p. m.
TUESDAY.
Woolsey, June 81, 10-12a. m.
Winchester, June 81, 3-4 p.
Eaton, June %, 1912 a.
Grand avenue, June %, 81 m.
WEDNESDAY
Dwight, June %, 10 12 a. m.
DiXwell avenue June %, 81
Edwards street, June 90, HIP a.
Wooster, June 90, "a p. m.-
THURSDAY.
Washington, June %, 10-12 a. m.
Humphrey street, June %, "a I'm.
FRIDAY
Shelton avenue, June "a, 1912 am.
Webster, June "A, "a p. m.